Wanlin Yang v. Bank of America

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Trial
03/21/24 – 04/05/24

Summary

In this premises liability lawsuit, plaintiff Wanlin Yang and her fiancé arrived at a Bank of America ATM to deposit cash. An armed man approached and demanded money from Yang’s fiancé, to which Yang responded by attempting to hit the robber with a car. This resulted in the robber shooting Yang through the car window, causing facial injuries.

Yang claims that the same robber had a history of targeting customers at this ATM that Bank of America was aware of, yet failed to implement protective measures or provide a warning to customers.

Defendant Bank of America claims it followed industry-standard procedure, including properly managing previous robberies. Additionally, they suggest that Yang escalated the situation, as she attempted to use a vehicle as a weapon against a visibly armed robber.

SESSIONS WITH Elizabeth Dumbaugh

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